Building an EDH deck used to be as simple as picking a theme and scouring Gatherer for cards that might work. The process has evolved quite a bit since then and now there are plenty of resources, websites, and communities that are so useful I...
Read moreEntering the world of card collecting can be both thrilling and bewildering, especially for newcomers in hopes of adding value and preserving cards worth hundreds, if not thousands of dollars.
Read moreA lot of trading card games take influences from the example Magic set back in 1993 these days. But the Pokémon TCG is one of the most unique card game experiences out there, and for my money, one of the most well-designed TCGs of them all.
Read morePlaying Magic: The Gathering in an online space has always presented challenges. Even with the advent of MTGO and Arena, a simulation of slapping sleeved cardboard on some oversized mouse pads has yet to be replicated.
Read moreBelieve it or not, there are two official ways to play Magic on the internet right now: Magic Online and MTG Arena. Yes, this is strange, and yes it kind of doesn’t make sense, but I’m here to give you a little background about why...
Read moreThe cards of Magic have some of the most unique and beautiful art out of any trading card game. Cards that are painted, drawn on, printed over, or altered in any other way with the intention of changing their appearance are called “alters.” Today...
Read moreCard grading is an important part of being a collector. You want to make sure that your high-value cards keep their value, whether you look to sell or trade your cards in the future or want them insured.
Read moreOne of the things that has kept me so hooked up on Magic for over a decade is its wide range of possibilities and homebrewing. There’s an absurd number of options for you to pick from, but even beyond that, it’s a very malleable game. It takes...
Read moreMagic: The Gathering is designed to be played as a one-versus-one duel game, traditionally. However, that hasn’t stopped players and designers from creating dozens of ways to graft the rules onto a multiplayer format.
Read moreWhat really separates Magic: The Gathering from so many other games I’ve played is its artwork. Magic has had over 400 artists over its almost 30-year span, all of which have produced almost too much art to count.
Read moreHaving a wallpaper you like or find particularly beautiful is one of those small upgrades to your life you didn’t know you were missing. And if you’re like me, you probably like to have wallpapers of your favorite game, movie, or show at the...
Read moreFor as long as Magic has existed players have always been concerned with their mana base. Whether it’s having all of the same art, foils, full arts, you name it, players love customizing their basic lands to fit their style.
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